The phrase "a larger response" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a response that is more extensive or comprehensive than a previous one.
Example: "In order to address the concerns raised, I will provide a larger response that covers all the relevant points in detail."
Alternatives: "a more extensive reply" or "a more comprehensive answer".
Decorrelation could instead be driven by a non-homogenous scaling of responses, such as a larger response reduction in weakly responsive units.
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And so when their preferred feature does occur, so they're already primed to get a larger response to it.
To help achieve these solutions, the West should begin thinking about a larger response to what has happened.
This was the only region that revealed a larger response during the execution phase than the planning phase.
This suggests that there was an initial trigger (insolation changes) that caused a larger response (largely CO2 feedbacks) that then drove the magnitude of oscillations.
Maternal transmission of mitochondria to offspring may lead to greater control over mitochondrial functions in females, including greater life span and a larger response to diet.
A larger response when identifying "new" words possibly resulted from exhaustive recollecting the sensory properties of "old" words in modality appropriate sensory cortices.
A number of human brain areas showing a larger response to faces than to objects from different categories, or to scrambled faces, have been identified in neuroimaging studies.
Here the temperature response to energy imbalances is more sensitive, as world-renowned climate scientist James Hansen noted in a 1997 paper, "A forcing at high latitudes yields a larger response than a forcing at low latitudes.
For most values of unbalance orientation angle the breathing crack model predicts a larger response compared to the switching crack model which was used earlier in literature.
